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Advertisement | Unsubscribe FED Minutes   The federal reserve is expected to release today's meeting minutes at 2 P.M. Eastern.   Here are the details.   Everyone's closely watching the FED.   We're still in the midst of high inflation.   Companies like Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) send warning signs of high prices and pressured consumers.   Read more about that story here.   And officials like James Bullard, St.Louis Federal Reserve President, are advocating for more interest rate hikes.   "Our risk now is inflation doesn't come down and reaccelerates, and then what do you do? We are going to have to react, and if inflation doesn't start to come down, you know, you risk this replay of the 1970s ... and you don't want to get into that. Let's be sharp now, let's get inflation under control in 2023."   James Bullard   There's still some time before the minutes come out.   Understand the catalyst at play and wait for the market to choose a direction.   Sponsored 100% Or More Every 3-10 Days?! It sounds impossible. But over the past 3 years, we've proven it. There's a powerful trade you've never heard of, and it has delivered an astounding 99.1% win rate for us over the past 3 years. And these aren't small wins, either: the majority of them delivered 100% or more every 3-10 days. We lay it out for you in a special video presentation - click HERE to see it for yourself. Privacy Policy/Disclosures Target Pushes eCommerce   There's a huge rivalry between Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT). Two major retail companies, one traditionally brick-and-mortar, the other exclusively online.   But there isn't as much talk about Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT). An established U.S. company since 1902. That's 60 years before Walmart.   And it just spent $100 million on its e-commerce operation …    Here are the details.   Keep an eye on these resilient companies.   At first, it seemed Amazon spelled disaster for all brick-and-mortar stores.   Sears fell. Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. (NASDAQ: BBBY) is having trouble. Party City fell. JCPenney fell.   But now we're on the other end of a lockdown pandemic.   And certain retailers like Walmart and Target have managed to survive. The interesting part is whether they'll be able to steal back demand from Amazon by shifting business practices.   Looking for more Daily Stock News? Click the link below to claim daily Dollar Stock Reports:   Send Me Daily Dollar Stock Reports     Guardian Financial Publishing 3571 Far West Blvd Austin, TX 78731 United States   This email was sent to diansastroxz.forex@blogger.com. Don't want to receive these emails anymore? Unsubscribe   Privacy Policy | Terms | Risk Disclosure